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Sports Briefly...10/24/12

October 24, 2012
The Times Observer

Varsity slate

Here is the varsity slate of action for county fall sports teams for Wednesday, Oct. 24, through Saturday, Oct. 27:

WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE

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Pink Out
The Warren volleyball team will hold its 2nd Annual Pink Out during a home match with Oil City on Thursday. Money raised during the event will be staying local and benefitting the Warren Cancer Center. Those attending the match are encouraged to wear pink. Team members include, front row from left, McKenzie Merenick, Kaitlyn Sedon, Keyah Anderson, Bailey Dilks, McKenzie Rehe and Tori Paris. Second row, Jennifer Daugharthy, Madeline Hardy, Teah Bines, Rachel Lobdell, Ashley Barker, Allie Morrison and Samantha Collins. Back row (standing), Alexis Munksgard, Lizzy Marsh, Jen Jaskolka, Abby Russ, Abbie Daley, Paige Wilson, Brittni Merenick, Valerie Latimer, Rachel Lasecki, Allie Sedon, Nerissa McIntyre and Monica Day.

Girls Soccer: Cambridge Springs at Eisenhower, 4 p.m.

THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE

Volleyball: Cochranton at Eisenhower, 6 p.m.

Ridgway at Sheffield, 6 p.m.

Boys Soccer: Warren at McDowell, 4 p.m.

FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE

Football: Youngsville at Eisenhower, 7 p.m.

Warren at Franklin, 7 p.m.

SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE

Cross Country: District 10 Cross Country Championships, at Sharon's Buhl Park, 9 a.m.

Football: Curwensville at Sheffield, 1:30 p.m.

D-10 soccer

The Warren Dragons boys' soccer team - the Region 4 champions - will open the District 10 Class AA playoffs on Wednesday, October 31. Warren will square off in a semifinal contest with the winner of Monday's quarterfinal contest between Conneaut and General McLane. The time and location of the match will be announced next week and a Dragons win would place them in the D-10 Class AA title game on Saturday, November 3.

For complete D-10 boys and girls soccer playoff brackets, see page B-3 of today's Times Observer.

Warren girls

The Warren girls soccer team saw its 2012 season come to a close with a 6-2 loss to Villa Maria Monday in Erie. Villa Maria jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first five minutes, but Warren cut the lead in half in the 13th minute when Jaimie Eaton put Kaitlin Ishman through and Ishman beat the keeper to make it a one-goal match. Both teams had chances late in the first half, but Villa scored the only other goal before halftime to make it 3-1.

The Victors struck first in the second half to make it 4-1, but Eaton headed home an Ishman free kick to make it 4-2. The Dragons had additional chances later in the half, but would get no closer, ultimately falling by a 6-2 count.

"Our team really came a long way over this season and once again we will feel the pain of graduation," said Warren coach Bob Domville. "We have nine seniors that have been very instrumental in the success of our program."

Those nine seniors include Reid Yarzabek, Kate Ressler, Paige Rimer, Sabrina Anderson, goalkeeper Amanda Pinkerton, Lauren Butina, Kirsten DiPierro, Erica Blair and Eaton. Warren finishes the season third in its region with an overall record of 8-10.

Penn-York Trap

The Penn York Winter Trap League began its latest season Sunday at the Randolph Rod and Gun Club. There were 165 shooters in attendance and Randolph claimed the top spot on their its home turf.

Sheffield's Lee Heeter shot his first 50 straight. Jim Congdon, D.J. Bifaro, Bob Gregerson, Don Foster and Curt Hollabaugh also shot 50's.

Red France was the super senior vet, Bifaro was the high senior vet and Dave Kingsley was the high vet. Cindy Cable was the high lady and Dalton Becker was the high sub-junior. Randy Carlson, Michael McDunn, Ricky Grundstrom and Reid Thompson all shot 48's to tie for high junior.

Next week's competition will be held at the Busti Trap Club. Here are the complete results from the league:

RANDOLPH (341): Jim Congdon 50, DJ Bifaro 50, Rob Simsick 49, Kim Milford 49, Red Clark 49, Bill Congdon 47, Red France 47

SUGAR GROVE (338): Rick Espin 49, Denny LaBarte 49, Scott Gustafson 49, Dave Weber 48, Colton Black 48, Ethan Black 48, Elijah Trawick 47

KALBFUS (338): Bob Gregerson 50, John Pearson 49, Jim Nowacki 49, Brady Carl 48, Michael McDunn 48, Ed McCullough 47, Dennis Corey 47

CELORON (337): Don Foster 50, Dave Kingsley 48, Rich Foster 48, Dalton Becker 48, Kevin Nicklas 48, Bonnie Whalen 48, Dave Anderson 47

KANE (337): Ed Pennington 49, Carmen Dragone 48, Rodger Retzinger 48, Ricky Grundstrom 48, Reid Thompson 48, Ed Sleeman 48, Lee Dunkle 48

BROKENSTRAW (337): Curt Hollabaugh 50, Steve Ecker 49, Robbin Weaver 48, Ron Gustafson 48, Allen Henry 48, Rick Woodcock 47, Sean Gerry 47

PINE GROVE (334): Dean Spiridon 49, Cindy Cable 49, Bob Faga 49, Scott Carter 48, Rick Giannini 47, Brian Ecelberger 47, William Gross 45

BUSTI (327): Tiffany Decker 48, Dillon Hartman 47, Hod Edgren 47, Dick Starks 47, Tyler Eckman 46, Dean Johnson 46, Jim Hutchinson 46

CARROLL (318): Marty Nelson 49, Paul Prentice 48, Travis Winans 46, Russ Estus 46, Ron Fiedler 45, Mike Peterson 43, Rachel Peterson 41

SHEFFIELD (309): Lee Heeter 50, Jacob Grove 46, Jayne Erzen 45, Marty Grove 44, Rich Pearson 43, Don Champion 41, Chuck Cooper 40

 
 

 

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